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I usually avoid stuff like this, but does anyone have info on the demos??
http://www.sisterray.co.uk/product\_info.php?cPath=47&products\_id=126733
JOY DIVISION LOVE WILL TEAR US APART [COLOURED VINYL] [7"]VERY LIMITED COLOURED VINYL 7' + POSTCARD IN SPECIAL FOLD OUT SLEEVE WITH LYRICS SHEET.
TRACKLISTING [A]LOVE WILL TEAR US APART [B1]THESE DAYS [DEMO] [B2]IN A LONELY PLACE [DEMO]
LOVE WILL TEAR US APART (7")
Released 2007 This is a re-press of the picture disc above. Coloured vinyl: grey, brown, red, white, blue, and "black" (very dark grey). Comes in a black cloth like paper with lyric sheet printed on wax paper. With post card. Matrix numbers: FAC XXIII-A / FAC XXIII-B (side B also has "Caressing The Marble" scratched into the vinyl). Limited edition Source: studio
1 Love Will Tear Us Apart 2 These Days 3 In A Lonely Place
Track 1: Strawberry Studios, March 1980 This is the "slower" version that appears on the A side of the original 7"/12" issue from 1980
Track 2: Piccadilly Radio Session, Pennine Studios 4 June 1979 Track 3: TJ Davidson's, Manchester April 1980. This first appeared on the Heart And Soul box set
Info courtesy OF JOY DIVISION CENTRAL.
It's a bootleg. "In a Lonely Place" is the same demo recording on "Heart and Soul" box set. "These Days" is not a demo recording really, but a session at Picadilly Radio Station (June 4th 1979) and also included in "Heart and Soul".
Aracri wrote: Oh, Shed, we posted the same info at the same time!
Great minds and i bow to your superior KNOWLEDGE.
You can call me Rocket
SHED wrote: LOVE WILL TEAR US APART (7")
Released 2007 This is a re-press of the picture disc above. Coloured vinyl: grey, brown, red, white, blue, and "black" (very dark grey). Comes in a black cloth like paper with lyric sheet printed on wax paper. With post card. Matrix numbers: FAC XXIII-A / FAC XXIII-B (side B also has "Caressing The Marble" scratched into the vinyl). Limited edition Source: studio
Info courtesy OF JOY DIVISION CENTRAL.
DISCO..
Priceless. Convenience aside. Highlights the contrasts in value and style of Vinyl vs. all Lossless Digital.
